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Thanks LitHub for reminding me of this beautiful and earnest TED (discussion? less than a talk) with Ethan Hawke about art and the creative process.
Here we are, more than three years into the return to office (RTO) debates. Some leaders are determined to bring their people back into the office, even in the face of employee defiance. (Google “RTO rebellion” for a sense of how this is going.)
A new op-ed by me for Crain’s went live today talking about how Meta’s Threads will reshape the social landscape.
I’m user 1023268 on Threads, Meta’s new Twitter competitor, which launched on Wednesday and already has more than 100 million new users. (Being in the first two million means I signed up in the first two hours, apparently.)
Why subject myself to a Twitter competitor—launched by the guy famous for having such loose global moderation that his platforms lead to genocide?
Looking to “pick my brain”? I’ve compiled some of the best podcast interviews I’ve done over the past year on a Spotify playlist.
I had a long ranging conversation about social media in politics with Hillary Applegate, the host of the Social Complex podcast.
Yesterday I attended a day-long summit hosted by the Executive’s Club in Chicago on CSR & ESG, and something was said on stage that has been rattling around in my brain.